Amulet code: A616

Tag: Metmor, Mitmor, Meed Moh, Mid Mor, Magic Knife.

• Lersi-Head Mitmor
• Master: LuangPhor Maen Wat Natangnok
• Material : Leknampee (Lek Namphi) 

Limited to 999 pieces. The handle is carved with the image of a Lersi (Ruesi).

Luangphor Maen Wat Natangnok, often revered as LP Maen, currently serves as the abbot of Wat Natangnok, Bang Sai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya province. He was born on March 13, BE 2481, in Pathum Thani province, Thailand. He entered the monkhood at the age of 27 at Wat Yai Chai Mongkol. Under the guidance of LP Chong (Jong) Wat Natangnok, he studied ancient magical practices alongside Buddhist teachings, and has since dedicated his life to the development and restoration of Wat Natangnok.

LP Maen is particularly renowned for his association with Wat Natangnok, a temple in Thailand where he has spent much of his monastic life. Under his leadership, the temple has become a significant spiritual center, attracting devotees from across the country. His humble lifestyle and commitment to Buddhist practices have made him a symbol of purity and dedication, inspiring both monks and laypeople alike. The amulets and blessed items associated with LP Maen are also highly sought after, believed to bring protection and spiritual benefits to those who possess them.

Throughout his life, LP Maen has been involved in various charitable activities, including supporting the education of young monks and providing aid to the needy. His contributions to Thai society go beyond spiritual guidance, as he has played a role in preserving and promoting Buddhist traditions in a rapidly changing world. Even in his advanced age, LP Maen continues to be a source of inspiration, embodying the principles of Buddhism through his teachings and actions.